Barbados Child-Friendly Beaches

www.barbados.org: Rent a beach chair & umbrella. Try fishcakes from Miss P's or lunch from Chicken George. Stroll the boardwalk at the western end of Accra Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great spot to watch sunsets and for snorkelling. Swim out a bit & you may see some sea turtles. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great for picnics. Check out the remains of the old train tracks. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great coastal views. Most popular surf spot in Barbados. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Usually a pretty quiet beach. Quite popular with locals on weekends and during school holidays. Catamarans sometimes dock here in the afternoons so guests can have a swim or come ashore. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Wonderful beach. Popular with locals after work. Easy walk from cruise terminal if you're visiting by cruise ship. Beach Bar offers great drinks and affordable food. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Quieter than the adjoining Brandons Beach. Nice place to snorkel. Short walk from the Port where cruise ships dock. Read more.

www.barbados.org: One of the longest beaches in Barbados - really lovely and rarely crowded. Great for long walks, snorkeling and sea bathing. Lots of watersports (diving, sailing, etc) are further out in Carlisle Bay. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great spot to watch the sunset - usually lovely oranges, pinks and reds!

www.barbados.org: One of the most unspoilt and peaceful places in Barbados. Natural beauty and never crowded. Be careful of strong currents... swimming is NOT advised but small pools are safe for taking a dip! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters - great for swimming and watersports. Read more.

Sherri Letts: Very nice place everyone is so friendly and welcoming here...

www.barbados.org: Very diverse sea here; ocean pools for the kids, surfing for the teenagers and open sea for swimming

www.barbados.org: You gotta try the fishcakes from Mr. Delicious canteen! Calmer seas to the west, more lively waves on the eastern side of the beach.

www.barbados.org: Small reefs good for snorkeling. Calm waters. Turtle hatchlings are often released here in summer. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Very quiet beach used mainly by those living or staying in the area. Walk north from Brandons beach (by Weisers). Read more.

www.barbados.org: Small, secluded beach. Safe for swimming but no lifeguard. Read more.

www.barbados.org: This is a tranquil quiet beach. Try Mullins Beach to the north for more action - watersports, restaurant, etc. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Lovely secluded beach. Nice to look at but not for swimming! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Nice beach, calm waters. Used by guests staying at Almond Beach Village all-inclusive resort. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Super spot for watersports (kayaking; jetskis; etc). A couple of beachfront restaurants to choose from. Hop onto the boardwalk at either the northern or southern ends of the beach. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Nice pools for a quick dip but be careful! Great blow-holes spouting water and great coast views. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Calm waters good for swimming. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Nice for a beach walk & dip in the pools. Have lunch at the Bay Tavern restaurant. Hike south along the old train trail to Bath for great views. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great place for picnic! Lively waves but still calm enough even for supervised children Read more.

www.barbados.org: Bit more crowded these days than it used to be but still a nice beach. Reef break that good for surfing at southern end. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Great spot for sea bathing. Don't miss the lighthouse in the grounds of the Hilton. Read more.

Vicky with a Y: Go 4 a good sea-bath.

www.barbados.org: Easy public access to beach. Watersports readily available. Read more.

Omar Hinds: Wonderful beach, reminds me of the west coast. Beautiful clear waters and lovely white sands.

www.barbados.org: Best accessed by parking at Good Shepherd church and walking south. Nice snorkeling at the northern end of the beach. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Lovely quiet bay. Great place to stop if you're driving along the west coast. Right on the bus route too. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Spot the celebrities that stay at the luxurious Sandy Lane Hotel! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Don't miss the fish fry on Friday and Saturday nights! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Nice quiet beach. A bit rocky but good for snorkeling. Treat yourself to lunch at Fish Pot restaurant at the southern end of the bay. Read more.

www.barbados.org: A great spot to snorkel, you're likely to see some turtles & lots of fish. Calm waters are suitable for small children.

www.barbados.org: Great spot for watersports; love the kayaking here. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Wide expanse of white sandy beach leading to clear blue waters! Read more.

www.barbados.org: Quiet beach, great for swimming, beach walks and watching glorious sunsets. Read more.

www.barbados.org: Sea becomes more lively heading west; calmer to the east. Nice spot for snorkeling Read more.